Division I
MANCHESTER - The Merrimack High School football team came into Gill Stadium Friday night and dominated Manchester Central in all three phases of the game, winning 55-19. In the Tomahawks second game versus a Manchester school in as many weeks, coach Kip Jackson emphasized the atmosphere before entering the game.
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Here are this week’s picks. Sean Sendall Salem over PINKERTON PORTSMOUTH over Winnacunnet BEDFORD over Londonderry Merrimack over MANCHESTER CENTRAL John Stark over LEBANON Plymouth over LACONIA GOFFSTOWN over Timberlane ST. THOMAS over Souhegan Hollis Brookline over TRINITY INTER-LAKES/MOULTONBOROUGH over Newport Last week: 7-3. Season: 15-
Division III-IV
CONCORD - First-year Bishop Brady boys soccer coach Mike Ling said ideally, he wants his team to start each game strong and keep opponents on their heels. In other words, he would like the Green Giants to open every contest like they did in their 6-1 triumph over Laconia
Division I
The year was 2009 and the Salem High School football team was on top of the New Hampshire football world.
Division I
The Hollis Brookline High School girls volleyball team came back from a loss in the first game to beat Pinkerton 3-1 on Wednesday. Game scores were 23-25, 25-19, 25-19 and 25-18. The Cavaliers (5-0) got 12 kills from Elizabeth Atkinson and 10 aces from
Division II
Travis Borruso scored in the 33rd minute to help lead the John Stark High School boys soccer team to a 1-0 win over Souhegan on Wednesday. Chase Patterson made seven saves for the Generals (5-1), while the Sabers (4-2) got three saves from goalie Will Facques.
Division I
The Bedford High School field hockey team scored four goals in each half on the way to an 8-1 win Wednesday over Salem. Emily O'Keefe had three goals in the second half and Grace Rooney scored twice for the first half to lead the Bulldogs. Also scoring
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For the fourth edition of the show, host Joe Marchilena sat down with Mike Lochman, head coach of the Souhegan High School football team, at Riverside BBQ in Nashua to discuss the Sabers' win over Trinity, the first game on the school's new turf field and taking
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It's still early in the season, but here is the year's first look at how teams from all three divisions stack up against each other.
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Here is the Union Leader/ESPN New Hampshire football power poll for Week 2 of the 2016 season. These are the top 10 high school football teams in New Hampshire, with record, first-place votes/points in parentheses, plus last week’s ranking: 1. Bedford, 1-0 (5/68), 1st
Division I
Grace Rooney scored twice to lead the Bedford High School field hockey team to a 5-0 win over Nashua South on Monday. Also scoring goals for the Bulldogs (3-2) were Anne-Marie Manelle, Jaqueline Harrington and Chamberlain Bell, who scored her first varsity goal. Bedford put 26 shots
Division I
The Hollis Brookline High School girls volleyball team picked up its fourth win on Monday, beating Nashua North 3-1. Game scores were 25-14, 25-20, 27-25 and 25-16. Elizabeth Atkinson led the Cavaliers (4-0) with 11 kills and six blocks while Rachel Bill had nine